Women Seize Armory for Federated Women's Clubs Session
New York May 24 The Federated Women's Clubs opens a biennial convention with about 20000 members occupying the Seventh Regiment armory between Lexington Park Avenues and Sixty-sixth Street. The drill hall seats 7680 with gallery seating 5020 and the armory hosts a full week of sessions and committee rooms. Local offices, committees, luncheon rooms, and a tea room are arranged on multiple floors while the top drill hall holds 1000. Delegates fill seating by status with others allocated to the gallery and state chairs observed.
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New York
Muanimoth Seventh Regiment
United States
Federated Women's Yules of America
Carnegie Hall
Lexington
Park Avenues
Stxty
Geely
En Thetion
Civics
Company M
Rill Hall
Armory
Bureau of Reformation
Credentials
Veterans
General Federation Bureau of Information
Bulgaria Now Far From Seat of War
Sofia May 24 The closing of three large military hospitals signals Bulgaria’s distance from the European war. Saloniki front quiet. Aviona attack viewed as Austro-Hungarian. Bulgarian government calls colony youths for service while reorganization and German Austro-Hungarian cooperation proceed. hospitals repurposed as electo-therapeutic institute for limb recovery.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Saloniki
Aviona
Inj Chargce
Sacredness of Motherhood Bosh Says Mrs Liggett
Mrs Robert Liggett of St Paul argues motherhood should be limited to lower-class women lacking temperament and physical strength for propagation. She says science shows educated women suffer more in childbirth and rejects twilight sleep as a solution, urging investigation of its truths.
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Mrs. Liggett
St. Paul, Minn
Robert Liggett
Liggett
Bulgarian War Powers Cut as Trucks Save Army Labor
The Bulgarian government has furloughed 40,000 army drivers and their teams after acquiring German and Austro-Hungarian motor trucks. Soldiers and animals return to villages to till soil for spring sowing. Bulgarian officers acknowledge learning much from German and Austro-Hungarian machinery and tactics.
Shifting Roles in World War Armies Reform and Attitudes
The piece discusses how officers and soldiers from Bulgaria, Germany, Austria, and Russia align with different armies, noting Bulgarian officers gravitate toward German influence. It describes how uniforms, training, and leadership styles affect loyalties and strategic aims, with tensions among Entente and Central Powers shaping early war dynamics. The analysis highlights how Bulgarian attitudes mix caution with readiness to adapt lessons from German officers.
Sunday School Plans Haptial Sunday Behool Meeting
FON members of Walnut Street Sunday School plan a church gathering at the church and proceed by automobile to Gadar River Park Mine 6 for activities. Ice cream and games will be provided as part of the event.
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Tn Palltenl Drelow
Walnut Street
Wmuual Plensent Gadar
Irty
Automor Biles
Dr Williams Pink Pills advertised as nerve and blood tonic
An old advertisement promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a non alcoholic tonic to strengthen blood and nerves for all ages from children to middle aged workers. It claims to prevent nervous breakdown and fatigue and offers mail order pills at 50 cents per box or 2.50 for a six pack from Schemetady New York with free booklets on blood and nerves.
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Williams
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
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